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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
MARKETS By rZLEaHApx.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June I7.-COi,on quiei AMI
steady: salcs. III bates uplands, iiBiD'. Or
leaLs. u e.: net receipts. l.lOI bales klorss
g. Great Britain. 2i.00O bales; 20 the Continent,
l.sCgbales stock. .Oi6 bale- southern n0ur
steady but quiet; good 20 choice do, aida
1918 NLeGt-Spoi lots shade stronger ani
fairly ectye--a good part for export The
stock 10 arrive has continued IN good inquiry.
Options are somewhat unsettled. The opening
was steady. but later declined HaAc; subss-
duently strengthened and advanced 3c on
.uue aud haAc on the others, crossing nfin
with general reaction OF KAYE on deliFeiias
after June: ungraiod rcd. S!a9'c.: 40 rel,
sqc: No. , red, June. giaS3r., cloHDs AZ w..
July, * as e.. closing 81 ssAc.. August,
sGs as &C.. closing al = ',c. Corn-Spot 'ta%c.
better, ungraded, i61,aisc. No :, june. 70 &c.
closing at sRme; July. i8h aiac, cl)ning a.
tG7.c Oais--Cash Astc. lowor; option, closed
steady: No. 2, 334a3iNc.; mixed wesssrn.
3ia36c No. ,. July, 33a33 &C.. CLOSING at 81.
August. 3la3i &c, closing At BIC. Hops duli AMI
unchanged. COilee-Spot fair Rio nominal
options lower bus fairly active; No. Z RIO nos
quoted; June. Sl5.ls July. SibAi i'.N sugar
quiet and sto gdy: far refined quoted ~
$40. refined arm; G, i'sai il.lGc; eF'raC,
l3-ioai IS 49,; white extra {, >; yelos
ls.aif-l6c: on A, 5IsaHc.; mould \, ga
55Cic cOnfcciiOner's \, - a as Sc. stahd1rd \,
5kc.; cut-loai and crushed. Dsc.; powderei'
cat g.: graduated. s. ajhc.: cubes, o.. mo-
iasses Atoady; O-te-t, 2)c.: extra nea'y blak-
strap, lie Rice steady and in fair demand.
Cotton. seed OIL quoted At STACY for crude,
isLst3c for refined Rosln duh At sL23Es
sl&k. Tupentine dan a, 81. Hlies stesdy
ard moderately active; hest saiied. Now or.
leans selected, Is to 80 pounds. 9hsiOc. W0Ot
quiet hut very steady domestic heece' JAZZ.
pulled, iia3Ic.: Texas. 9a2ic Lard 3a6 points
lower, dun, aud heavy: western steam. spot'
,6.;2E, closing at sG,j, JAY. so.0asSN.
treight- hrm.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. June I1.-Ca-h quotations were
HANGED %. II. a.
DE: No. spring wheat. e3s6G'.: NJ. rel.
c5c No corn, 3BIc. No. oats, 2js 39Ac.
Nss--roik. 80 Iaie', f6& as6. 40. short-nb
sides OoosoN 49, aSs.i0 Dry--alte1 shout
1err lboxed). sa.60afa..O >hOrt-clear siios l0OI-
cd, s. .1jaf..sO. Mhi-kcy, SLlJ.
Leading futures ranged:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
ISTER.sTATE COMMERCE..
Complaint Made 10 the Com nm issIon
Against the East Tennessee, yir-
cinia and Georgia.
An ielegraph % ths pIspatch. !


WAsBINGToN, June 1.-THE Interstate
Commerce Commission has received from
ne Western and Atlantic Railroad Com
parry. ~ Georgia, a compliint against the
Fast Tonne.sc. Virginia and Georgia RAFT
road Company, charging II with violating
tie interstate commerce law In failing -
aGoid ihr frstnamed road "reisOniblc,
PROPER. acd equal facilities for the inter
Range o! traffic." The complaint speci-
fo- that lie East Tennessee. Nir4inia and
Georgia Railroad Company interchange
rr1iiic win the Richmond and Dinvlie
RailIoad Compny. at Atlanta on all bu,i-
rC,s c0ufG~ from Virginia snd the Caro-
Ina, on the usual terms and consigned 10
.iat'0h, on the East Tennessee, Virginia
ard Georgia railroad m GEORGIA and Ten
ncs,ec. and a like interchange takes place
on the business going from StItion> on the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail.
road in Tennessee and Georgia consigned
iO station, in the CarOllDaS or Virginia,
each road advancing charges and. protect
my rate: but the East Tennessee. Nir'
eiuia ADD Georgia Company refuse 70 mike
q ike Interchange on the usu1l terms with
ib9 comrlainants road on business coming
from the ClrOlnaS and Virginia over the
Richmond and Danyillc road 10 Atlanta
and >Dipp'a thence over the compliments
road 90 Dalton, and rendered t. the Est
tennessee, Virginia and Georgia Company
f0r -hIpnertto destination upon IT. line and
10 points beyond its line business origi-
nat ing at Atlanta, and II refuse, in such
Tease either 10 protect the usual rate or 10
ADVANCE charges in The usual manner.
Other .pccifcationS are made, from which
1t appear, that the East Tennessee. Nir-
ginia and Georgia railroad interchange
traffic uu0u the usual terms with the Gem
tral Railroad and Banking company, At
lanla ana West Point Railroad Company,
Savannah. Florida and Western Railroad
Company. Louisville and Nashville Com.
PAM. and several other railroad companies.
fuu.ing to Interchange business on the
usual ferns only with the cOmplanants
road. Thereby greatly damaging IT, bl-i.
ness. The complainant asks nr>u'h order
in the premises n "will correct the abuses
pffvrfI tD -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

woman who Ia employed "a SER
want in the Altman family. She gave
them to him 20 that he could iet himself IN
at night after the family had retired. W hen
be wanted TO 20 away he could slide dove
the post. Justice Edmonds then ordered
The arrest Of the girl. When s1e wa' mr..
raicned before him she admitted That what
Sehw ortz bad said was true.
The young man was then called up ano
The Justice informed thcm that tbey mus
he married then and there. and before the
astonlshed audience he proceeded 10 per-
form the marriage ceremony without con-
'utiug the contracting parties az TO the'f
wishes in the matter. The wedding cere'
mOny over, Edmonds sentenced them to the
Albany peniteniIary for four months eico
and coldlv Informed them that they cOulJ
Immediately prepare for their wedding tr'P
10 The penitentiary. whittier they were
taken on Thursday evening. He inciden-
ioily remarked. Is he imposed the sentence
that he wouldn't have any such people IN
tOWn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
Last Night.S Telegraphic FIashes.

Engineers have gone TO work on the road
which will connect Mobile With deep
water.
Amnesty has been granted to all persons
who were co""erned in the riots at Am
sterdam in July last.
O'Btirn was enthusiastically received on
hs arrival Al Cork, aud was presented with
the freedom Of the city.
Judge o. A. Locbrsne died in Atlanta
yesterday morning. OF heart.di,else. H.
WI, once Chief Justice Of Georgia.
4 fire n Newark. y. j.. yesterday after
noon destroyed the United States Electric.
Lieht Work, aud contents. Loss, Slj),00O
covered 10y insurance.
John W. smith, a white man and leader
Of gang Oi de>perldOeS. was hanged yc'-
teTday in Heard county, Ga, for the muir
der of Bonner Barker, former cOnled'-
rte.
Al a meeting OF the Manchester Eng.
llnd) cotton. pnnerS yesterday It WAS re.
solved to recommend to the trade { at they
run their factories on short time for eight
weeks.
The Board OF Visitors Of Andoyer Theo-
Logical Seminary have dispensed with The
services OF President T.. {. Smith and Pro-
ie,.Or Woodruff As the outcome Of the re-
cent trials.
Crown. Solicitor Murphy hl, Unlimited to
The tenant, a. BOdyke thrt II they will H.
rev their OF r - pay Landlord COllg1an
900, and ue refuses II. the Government
viii abandon is prosecution OF tenint,.
The mu;inecrs Of The Herat garrison
compri.rd one hall GhiIzu regiment
1ncy AIMED to capture the arsenal aud
nearly succeed d. 4 large portion Of TIE
GARRISON, consisting OF Gmlzli-. remun
faithful.
The King II Greece and King OF Den
mark arrived i'm London yestcrd IS 10 plrti-
cipatc in the rc.cbrltiou OF the Queen, iu-
bilee. They were met at Charing Gross
station by the Prince OF Wale>. who drove
them 10 his London palace.
Hugh O'Donnell writes from Cologne
denying that the PIrnelites h'i ANYTHING
f. 30 With The crimes committed by FrAnk
Byrnc. He says ByrDe did not Owe hi'
position in The Land League TO ans reA.
lions be had with the Parueilite'.
The debate on the crimes bill wa, re-
,umcd in the House 81 Commons Yesterday.
Tie cnlOr tmtnt clause (Which deals win
proclaimng dingcrou, assertions was
adopted 10y vote OF 332 to lG3. The Plr-
neltc, lcft tae House. The remaining
clause, were . IN put and carried.
II {, estimated that the collapse in thi'I-
20 due to tbr wheat ,qUcrZ represents So
coo. COO h. those on the losing side. i1e
uriLcp9is are losers - the extent OF $1,000
$50. Liiga'ion gof, on over The remains -
tie suspended iirm,, and deputy sheriff.
acre busy aroCnd tie board yc.tcrdly.
1t /, rum red at Lahore that Telegram,
have been received from London Ordcrlne
the Indin Government 10 fOrWlrd troops
10 the Afehm frontier l. is also sad that
ordrrS have ucen i.-u.d Tor the completion
of The railVoy hnc 10 tludahtr aud the cX
f'r- ion Of The Pe-LaNr railway 10 jun
rood.
TIE soldiers and sail)r,' monum mt
erected on too OF last Rock, IN Elst-li0rk
Park, New Haven, Conn, n honor ot her
heroes Of the revolutionary war. the Next
can war. the var al 1872, and the ciyi war
W, unycilrdauI Gcdl. A'ed ye,lerdiy alter
noon ~ tnc ptc,cncc OF IL yt,l concour>e OF
people.
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PETERSEN RG.
store Burned Narrow Escape 90 -
Gnurch-Dr. Gib~On's COndi.
lion. &c. &c.

f,o,..-, adeuce Of me Richmond Di-path.l
JJNE L.. 1857.
The store aud dwell ips ON west Wash
In.;5u street occupied by Mr. ". p. Will
..r,~ were DESTROYED hy fire thi, morning
t.tven L. ana O'Clock. Mr. William,
'o,, Dis crurc stock Of merchandise, ou
which iae1e $50, au insurance OF 500. Iht
budding W., oNn.d bg Mr.. \. Eich1cr-,
.ua u.. insured ror 500 M the Williams
Irl- city. of N,V York. The bruiliu.
uar,i,,clap,'. on thc adjoining lot. was only
-.t.d UN OBJ, -ticuuou, ,NertiOn> Of the
.re I.II,It ut.
Vr. Robert H. Ionc~. ~r, ha> suffered
r.fu.r ot Dis pre-irluu- attacks, ana Is
-iu -.Iiou- 8 li.
Nu.t uuc.-iL,,> is felt N 'he commune
t. about 'Ec illness of ihc R"y. &. j. Obj
..n. ID. -, rector 90 Grace Epi,copH
arc1. and prayer of oil the p.op'o, re-
.rt. .-- ei c.uomu4!.1n. are offered Tor
- recovery.
90. impression rrHli'- That Rev. J.. G..
ID rra.., pastor OF lue First Blpu,t church,
..I..c,utfr, c4Il which has been extended
..u by4 church ut-rS4 francisco. Every
Fort .- h,'ngmld, o. Eccp mm here, where
hid. ., -o much beloved. and where Doe ha'
I...-u uu.h good. He Viii announce his
..,|-..ulu o.. matter % hi, congregation
. -...l.. ui.rUi,g. EOBlN ADAIE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
. fo,,,,,cs. EidnapDee.

TIE Paris Figaro lays sensation has
been caused in French high life by the sue
re- ,ul kidnapping Of countes, recenth
divorced. Tue klduappers wore mask
and seized the countess a, she was walking
IN the Bci, de BoulOgnc. They eluded
pursuit, aud the present where l0ouls oil tue
lady, the papers say, i unknown except 10
Der captors. who have managed TO com
pleteiy baille their prisoners friends a.
well u the police.
II ma, been a,certainCd that the kid.
manned lady was Countess CimnO,, the d.
yorctd wife OF the Due de- Ia Tore, son
Of the late Marshal Serrlno. OF spain. The
spanish embassy have Instituted an ener-
getic search for the lady, butss yet have no
clue to her whereabouts. She Is said to
have been kidnapped by Frenchmin who
ad per,ecuted her to induce her to marry
him.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

rrcom,: Two strings, fi.i0sfi.D; mfss
stftp9s al. 50asz5D: four strings. Nsb IA.
BdsEcts: Willow, si.IJasi.D per nest' spH"'
sfai5c. For dozen. s,..
Coffee; Rio. common. fac.; fair ~ prmss
Gan &c. Iaguayrs, 22ae3c. java 25a25c
lapdles: Adsmantino candles, iOal0fc p5,
get. ishc. ner pound hsif-boxes, mc. uiio"'
Ia,
Cheese: Northern and western primo cutting,
i2Lc: good ipxaiic. pine apple, &c.
Fish: HsrTiDgs-N North Carolina Family Kos,
hall-Darrels, t35; North Carolina oross,
new, o.: North Carolina Cut. new, tsy'
FostsriI, slzl Mackcrel-No. Bay, In barrels,
gl5; No. 2. in barrels. u5; NO. fM
Rmmed Mackerol. eli: No. ], In kit,, wv
No. q IN Kits, si.2j: No. 3. small. s3.JData
lard: Prime barrels and uerces, NC.
90 and 20 pound tin cans. &c.
Matches: sos, 65a1Jc. per pack; Ds, si.1sA
s2S groes: zoos. s2.55st3; zoos. t5as5.O gross.
Molasses: Common syrup--Hogshesds, ~.
ticrces. i5c: barrels. i7c. Genuine golden
syrup. sca3Oc. per gallon; Ne. Orleans primo.
SDa4sc.
Rice: Carolina. 5i(a5Kc.
salt: Liverpool. from STORE, fi.Dafi.S9; groun1
alum, from store. 81 per sacx.
sugar: Crushed. : g: powdered. see. gran
nlated. exc: 4. &c.: OF A. ;ke.; yellow -
5i{c.: cntloaf. nc.
soap: Common. ts8Hc.; beat washing. IVA
SIC. toilet l5as0c. ard fancy prtccs, country.
44Js.
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Tho nursted CLIQUE.

CHICAGO. June 17.-There were no new or
sensational developments in the ahilrs o.
The bursled clique to-day, and none are eN,
pected. Kershaw has no more funds ana
will not get any more. The whole all!lr
has now become 50 en.angled between the
Fidelity Bank, OF Cincinnati, aud the
American Exchange National Bank here,
and there are now 80 many legal compiler
tlons, that whatever funds should come
here would undoubtedly be swallowed up
without doiDg anybody IN trade much
good. The affairs OF c. J. Kershaw 4 Go.
are 50 desperate that Eggleston, the special
partner, whose liability as a general part
ner Is claimed, Is putting his property
out OF his bands. Cash wheat will not come
on the market, so that the panic Is over.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
AIexandria Notes.

Especial telegram % the DispaVcu,I
Altx.SpuA. VA, Juue 17.-Mr. george
". Roberts, Of Fairfax Courthouse u
dead aged ninety. o,,,
Nj. Charles Mankn is lying at the point
q death al bis home, on Patrick street.
While going on hOrseback 70 chufcn -
day young Aaron Truesdeil' OF Vfan ns
county, was thrown ana had hi7 NV"
broken. ,,.,..t.
Mrs. Ellen. widow OF Daniel Fitzhugn,
B. bopelessly prostrated by paralysis al her
home, near Fairfax Courthouse.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
An Original Surgeons Bill.
rThn Cnrdiff TImea.l


Another story was GprjpOS OF coercion,
tie so.called remedy for al the Ills that
lri,h llesh il heir to. SIR Walter Foster
said that he heard this remedy so continuity
suggested be was reminded Of an Old
Back Country friend Of his who had a
fsNOri,e horse. The animal fell ~.
and the owner sent for celebrated
advertising Veterinary surgeon, who
attended the horse, which gradually
became worse, and mt last died. Two
or three weeks aiterwird the "yet" sent
in lis account, cOuched i'm these terms ::
To curing your horse tin be died" This,
said Sir Waiter, was exactly what the
Tories wire doing. They were a1mmi.-
teriug this poison of coercion a. the only
remedy in their di-pensary. and they were
practically killing the Union OF which
they talked 80 mitch.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
MORE ABOUT VIE TEACHERS.
Aino Hundred Prcsent-The Sab
jccts Debated. &c.
tspocial telegram 10 the Dlspatch. ]

Especial telegram 20 tho Dispatch.
MOREnEAD CITY, y. c., June 1.-THE
Moth C.rOlina Teachers Assembly, IN.
douhtedly the finest representative body OF
educator, ever assembled in the South, pa,
tine hundred present. All the colleges.
TIC iCGding high schools. and great mum.
Ter Of public and private schools are repre-
,cnicd. Including many states besides TIN,
The adde's, Of welcome was made by Hon.
G. r. Thongs, and there VIZ, an eloquent
response by the president.
Or. LeHi, KinstOn opened the discussion
on "School Discipline" leading 10 40
interesting Debate, Rcy, DR., Vas, Of
N,wbcTc. delivered a learned lecture
subject. Mcdit,iIons on an Ink,tand'
To-day Professor Henry, OF the University
Of North carolina, lcctured on Primary
Reading" and Hiss Arnold, Of Greensboro
upon " ElOcutiOn.' The work is practical
and the deepest interest obtained. Every
department Of study i mapped ont FOR
daily debate until June 30lh.
President Cleveland regrets his inability
10 accept ne invitation t. come hece. but
cXvre. - a desire TO meet the body on
their TIN 10 Washington.
Secretary lIlrrcll has perfect arrnge-
DtntS for the comfort OF all. HeMJ ~
from the mountains are delighted With the
pleasure Of tins beautiful spot, and Gov
crnor >ralc, will attend aud deliver an al
drcs>. The GOld,hOrO' Rifles, in cam here,
gave a drc,>.plrldc in honor OF the assem-
bly i'm thr ballroom tonight, and thcy
vorc welcomed bv Wee President G.. Is.
pcu,On, Wloclo>cl b. reference 10 Lee the
colder ard Lee the teacher. The f.
male teachers take a great interest,
aud several hundred are here. NJ
such array 81 literary worker, hl> ever
met in hi, stale. and 1t is perhaps unplr-
tllcled that ever five hundred such ell
ucators net the first dly OF a session. Tn"
beauty ana fashion OF The state are also
well represented. The member. appreciate
the kIndne,. Of the pres in supplying The
reading room daily. 4 teachers bureau
i, also working successfully. All Civ,
high praise TO Cook Il Foster, man.
aatr, OF TIE Atlantic Hotel, for their un-
firing attention. Whoever attends next
week will ind every enjoyment and benc'
t.f.Ir,afat.I attG rtf1N .f..ri
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
NORFOLW'N BUDGET.
ANcu Preacher Robbed
Personal Notes.
icnce Of the Richmond Dlspath.l

.lor-cspordcnce Of the Richmond Dlsparh.l
NORFOLK, june r., 1887.
1l, morning 80 G;20 The new passenger
steamer Gcor.i3, Just built for the Bay
rc. arrived here from Wilmington. Del,
oa .rr tIid trip. Ihe Georgia Is a pro.
..l.r. of steamship build. ana 29j feet
.g she il elegantly furnished ana
....ipcd thT.u-h out, and Is = superb add.
CON CD thc BN-L'nc fleet. The Georgia
- commanded Dos Captain William Be-
..n.g, formerly oi Mathews county, and
-.lt,l' other officers who were attached 10
t.e steamer Nir-iuia. Colonel John NJ.
.o.iu,ou. president; L.. G. HOFFMAN. eX.
mining director; Major L. l.. Poor,
.rn,rt agent; captain Darius j. Hill,
superintendent. aud other officials came
uanu f.om E.ltimorc on the Carolina this
nainUg o. 60 mp on the new steamer to.
..-.t io Baltimore, where sac is 10 bc nc
,....d by The company. She will take on
.l tons Of fici.ht and 90 ont with the
t.r'ua, the fastest 81 the complny's pres.
.r- steamers. and viii on the trip have a
i..t. o. speed with her up the bay. allow
Ir.tar Carolina lead OF fifteen minutes
go leaving GA Point.
lrd-c Robert w. Hughes lett for his
i..u. u,aT Abingdon. thi, afternoon.
Iir 81 t.ileT }, intensely hot here to-day.
Tile Atlantic and panyilIe railroad cN-
.... 20 have q irncE Train running on their
Wt,t.gl.Ermch section within two weeks.
3 l,urc man named Thomas Hines had
..-I- lf land cut oil by1 circular saw al
....-'- woodward.
E.v.W. II. Anvil. OF the Virginia Con-
.t..,r. wa. lohD-3 Of forty dollars ye,-
....s ty burglars.
>,-. N..r. WILSON. of Richmond. is
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
Tuning an organ by Telephone


4 Birmingham paper says that novel
cvnerimcpt WAS tried there last week With
the telephone. 4 letter wa received by
M,s,rs. Rogers Il Pric,tly, musical cater
or, in that town, asking them to send an
organ to ,uit a piano-iorte to room at
Mo>elcy. where q concert was to take place
that night. The firm were totally at
loss to know the precise tone
Il the piano. aud consequently de-
SPARED II being able 70 comply
with the demand in time. However, much
10 their >urpIl>e. they found that they
could communicate with The people AT
Mo,oley through the telephone. Forth
with Mes,ls. Roger, asked tina. one Of the
notes OF the piano should he struck. Wheo
tbi. wa. done tie sound could be distinctly
heard IN ComOre Row, and by grad1ailY
reducing the pitch.pipe the tones o. both
instruments were made u correspond.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
HORSE aud Driver Drowned.

l>Dc'l9l tcltgfam 70 NC Dl7l@V'H'I
SUFFOLK, VA, june l7.-This moThlhs
a, ue grocery dcliyery-wagon oil Louis
C5to.ni wa being driven on The Drug,
.fo,. The Nqn.omond river at the 1901 oi
Naia street steamboat commenced Oio"-
.a, oa team. which frightened the hoI ,,
and ic Jumped overheard, e'frying Tue
ws,on and driver, a young coiored man
TIE morse aud driver were both drowned l
aitoueh persons near by attempted 70 re-
cur them. The driver arose Two or tiiree
times. but help failed TO reach hun I'd ''hc
q. ---.l nI. NE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
WILLIAMSBURG.
The sontcstcd-sicciiOn Cases-0n'
GERS qualify

Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatch.l
WILLIAMSBURG. VA, june I'm the
...t..fed. election eases which have been
..In- ou in ihecpuu'v FOR several days tue
..u.,-f..- were allowed 10 testify. An2p'
..ll sill taken.
90, follow in- officers qualified:
E.h N-c. clerk, undcra bond OF SI1,oU''
t..,a t.. following ,ggctie,' John =. i't'
vs.. b. Da,me.l, aud \. =. Berry, Of EIch'
..nI.
ql.ua, 4. Mlr,tou. county commits
.....r IF u.c revenue, bond 5000. sure
,...T ~. southtl, e. i. Casey, ana l.
81. Ware.
John II. D,wson, bond sSi 300. sure
..,-. samuel Harris. John Moore Johu t'
u.s.. Wiui1m Alien Jones, l.. VI. tAnall'
-.ml.I smith. June. =. Jouc>, Georse t.
Bowen. and ~ ma, +. Mahone--all col'
...t except the .1,' tHO.
George J.. Eighsrj>on, ,bcri1'elecI' did
lDt qualify.
U,rme The trial il WI, proved that Dul
Dr. TIE influence Of the nero churches IN
tlctown and county the independent ticket
would have gone through by large ma
.trltF.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

ibis on high authority. The Senator's
fn,nG, sav That he feels that be- can he Of
o. ore service 10 The Democratic party and
Tue Administration IN the senate than Ia
the Caliret. Also that he ha, alw W. given
bi. ic,lr1s TO the public with spcci'l refer
,uro 20 the interests and welfare ~ NORTH
lp,orna. They say that 1t Is certain he
can sclNe hi, State better where h. IL llian
IN any other capacity whstever.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
baseball Yesterday.
by t.legraph 10 the Dispaich. ]

by telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l
st Balumore:
Barimorc, .......2 0O001 o. 3
II. Loiii,. ........0 o o > 0 0 | 3 x :
Ba,c.hil,: Bltmore,. q; -. Louis, -.
FTrors: Bal.morcs, 8; St. Louis, ,.
At Philadelphia:
Athletic. ........1 3300 / o. Q
Cleveland, ........0 ! ! o 0 0 0 o. 3
Ba>c-hiI>: Athletics, l.; Cleyeland>, ;.
Errors: Athletics, 0; CleYelands, l..
At New York:
About POO people went to Washington
Park TO-DAY 30 see the Brooklyn -LOui~yillc
came, but heavy shower stopped the
port in tie fourth inning. when tdc score
-lood nrooklyn>, {; Loui>yilIeS, >. Rain
ITO prevented the Mctropolitn-Cincn-
na;i game @, staten Island.
At Philadelphia:
Wa,hina,ons......0 1891 o % i-I3
PEilldc phip>.....,2 900 20 l. :
Pa.e br-: Wa,hineton.. Is; Phildel-
plua.. T.. LrroI>: Wa,hingtous, -;
Tbiladcpia,. :. Batteries. Shaw and
ucalcy; Maui ana Clements.
At Boston forenoon gamc-tcn innings:
BoS;ou> ........2 o / 5 o ~ , % % l0-l9
N,w NoIt.....0 / 800 o. o. q
I;a,e.hit,: B0,ton-, 30: Sew Iorks. L..
Errors: Bo,ton., 10; New York. .. Bat
rer.e,: CorNayan and O'R0urke; Ml'timorc,
Titrnan. ard Brown.
Afternoon Camel
New NoIk>........0 o I o % 0-G
EO,tons.............Ul u % 0 o y % o.
Ia>c.hli, New York>, Is; Bo-ton,. TO-.
Errors: New lorhS >; Bottoms, .. Bat
tJiC>. Wrlch and l;rOWu: RadhOurne and
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
Broo..i5m Jochey-Ciub Races,
lpy t.leerann to lhe Dl.paleh.l

NLw Toek. June 17.-Iir,t race live
furlonc.- Mons tTSl; Harry Russell It..
cou1, Red buck third. Time. lot.
second racc-ouc miIc-fitIroy won
>mySo,9nt second. Onsk0 thirj. TmD.
1853.
gmrd rlcc-ouc and one sixteenth
milc,-~vIN first; Dry Monopoic second,
Favor Thine. Time $500.
FoWth i1e,--cue and one eighth miie'-
Adrian 6r~t; M.rhllud second, LhlcSI-
rrminy ird. Time. 2:G2.
Fifth rt,c-baii mile Forjh7m tir'i 4;
Narce second, Rcclu,c third. TINE. 81.
SIXth Ieca--S,E furlone,-}ii.lrr iir.t:
Tip-y second. Commander tLird. Time.
LIZ.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
Su.t trains, a Railroad.

Especial telegram 20 the Dlspatch.l
pANvIILE. VA, june 1.-THE Init OF l..
r. Martins administrator against TIC
Richmond and Danyille Railroad Company
wa, begun in the Circuit Court here to-dty.
Martin was killed bv the falling OF the
Bannisier-riyer tre>ile on the 3lst u Janu-
airy last. and it i claimed that the bridge
was in an UNSAFE condition aud that the
company neglected to repair it when nece.-
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